Marta Espinoza just got accepted into UCLA. But like many undocumented immigrants who entered the country with their parents, she will not be able to attend because of her immigrant status.

What will she do?

Tune in this week for part one of this short film by NYU alumnus, Stephen Dypiangco and sponsored by the Movement Vision Lab at the Center for Community Change.

Tune in next week for part two!

The Center for Community Change honors Anton Gunn, former Director of South Carolina Fair Share for excellence in community organizing during their 40th anniversary Gala.

Gunn talks about his trajectory in grassroots organizing and the inspirations that drive him today.

Film by www.fivestarfilmsinc.com

The Center for Community Change honors Maria Rodriguez of the Florida Immigrant Coalition for excellence in community organizing during its 40th anniversary Gala.

Maria talks about the connection between the local organizing of her organization and the national organization of the Center. How are we building for power in a meaningful way while still making sure our constituencies are being heard on the national stage?

The Center for Community Change honors Caroline Murray, Director of the Alliance to Develop Power, for excellence in community organizing during their 40th anniversary Gala.

Murray talks about her inspirations and how her achievements are the culmination of the work of countless leaders that speak truth to power on a daily basis.

Film by www.fivestarfilmsinc.com

The Center for Community Change, from which the Movement Vision Project emerged, celebrates its 40th Anniversary. What are the Center's roots and what is its future?

This film by MVL Film Fellow, Paul Brewster, shows us the current state of our educational system, then flips it on its head by showing us what our schools could POTENTIALLY be.

Immigration is a daily reality in border towns of Arizona. But the anti-immigrant hatemongers don't speak for everyone in the state.

This video, a clip from the forthcoming documentary "Arivaca: Life on the Border," was the first-place winner for the first-ever Movement Vision Lab video contest.

Check it out, share it with your friends, and visit BuildingAmericaTogether.org to sign the pledge for policies that work for all of us, immigrants and citizens alike.

For more on immigration issues, check out A DREAM Deferred. 

This hilarious video received the "Breakthrough Performance" award from the first-ever Movement Vision Lab video contest.

Check it out, share it with your friends, and go to www.BuildingAmericaTogether.org to sign the pledge for just and fair immigration reform and a better America for all of us!

Juan may be undocumented, but that doesn't make him unAmerican.  Learn more about Juan's inspiring story and sign the pledge at Building America Together to create a better future that works for all of us.

See more accounts like Juan's at A Dream Deferred.

Opponents of universal healthcare are trying to derail reform by scapegoating immigrants. On Feb 12, 2008, immigrants and allies joined at a rally in front of the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington, DC, to demand health for everyone in America.

The rally included stories from Americans affected by the lack of affordable, universal health care in our country. And they demanded that health care reform where everyone is in and no one is left out.

The video ends with a call to action to sign the pledge for a better America for immigrants and citizens alike:

www.BuildingAmericaTogether.org

Sign the pledge today!

Brought to you by the Fair Immigration Reform Movement and the Campaign for Community Values.